How Much Protein is in a Duck Egg: Nutrition and More
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by Dave Bell
1w ago
There are 9 grams of protein in the average duck egg. Want to know more about the surprising nutrition of this egg and how it stacks up against others? Read on to find out! I can never stop stressing how important it is for us to know what we eat and how it’s good for us. A duck egg is a major condiment for loads of delicacies around the world and make for some pretty great meals. If it’s an ingredient you’re interested in using, you’d be pleased to know it packs a punch when it comes to nutrition. Duck eggs are a great source of protein for your daily diet as they contain 9 grams of protein ..read more
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How Much Protein Is In A Quail Egg: Nutritional Facts
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by Dave Bell
1w ago
There is just 1g of protein in the average quail egg. Read on to learn more about the nutritional facts and health benefits of this egg as well as how it compares to others. The quail egg might be very small and mostly overlooked, but they hold up pretty well against the others when it comes to nutritional value and health benefits. A single quail egg contains about 1g of protein and is filled with loads of other nutrients. Have a look too see some of the main ones below. Nutrition of quail eggs and health benefits The nutrition and health benefits of quail eggs are the most important things ..read more
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How Much Protein In An Egg Yolk: Everything To Know
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by Dave Bell
1w ago
There are approximately 2.7 grams of protein in a single egg yolk. Read on to learn even more about the nutritional content of yolks and eggs as a whole! We’ve heard it a million times over, eggs are a great protein source for various diet types. That’s all fine and dandy, but we’re more interested in the specifics and that is just how much of the essential nutrient is present in the average egg yolk. This table about the nutritional content of an egg yolk clearly states that the number is about 2.7 grams of protein in one but there’s much more to be uncovered. Have a look below to find out ..read more
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How long do egg whites last in the fridge and freezer?
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by Dave Bell
2w ago
Raw egg whites typically last for up to four days in the refrigerator and much longer in the freezer. Below I’ll go through the best ways to store them. Every now and then a certain recipe might call for just egg yolks; what then do we do with the egg whites? Sure, one’s first instinct might be to throw them out but with how crazy prices have been these days, I can’t really bring myself to do such. The thought of seeing them go down the drain even causes me a heartache. Why toss away perfectly good ingredients when you can just store them for a later time and use them for yet another great r ..read more
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Podcast Appearance on Sustainable Weight Loss by Choosing The Right Program
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by James LeBaigue MSc
2w ago
Here’s a great podcast called “Sustainable Weight Loss by Choosing The Right Program” , where they delve into effective strategies for achieving long-term weight loss success. In this episode, I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Sandro Torres, where we explored the importance of taking small, sustainable steps toward wellness rather than pursuing unrealistic goals. We also discussed how connecting with others can really help on your health journey, and how important it is to understand and support each other emotionally. Additionally, we tackled some myths about exercise and weigh ..read more
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High Protein Yogurt Dip (3 Min, Vegetarian)
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by Hauke Fox
3w ago
We all want to get a little fruity every now and then. Whether it’s to boost nutrient intake, make sure the kids are getting their vitamins or just to impress the lads at the next footie game , we’ve got your back. This reeeaaaaallllyyyyy easy yogurt dip only takes a couple of mins to knock together and adds a whole new spin to your five a day. We’re on a bit of a nut craze at the mo, and that’s reflected in this recipe. If you’re anything like us then you probably don’t eat anywhere near the recommended amount of fruit – this dip is here to change that. It’s great as a snack or even as a fu ..read more
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The Pros and Cons of Protein Shakes and Clear Protein
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by James LeBaigue MSc
1M ago
Today I’m going to dive into the pros and cons of protein shakes, especially when it comes to sporting performance. We’ll also look at clear protein shakes, and how they differ from the shakes we’re used to. Each of the points below are science-backed, as well as being tested in the real world through myself and the athletes I train. Some of the advantages of protein shakes include: Muscle growth Easy to consume Helps maintain muscle mass Some of the disadvantages include: Easy to become over-reliant on them Not as nutrient dense as real food Could be risky with anti-doping legislature Mu ..read more
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Can You Eat Junk Food and Workout? The Pros and Cons.
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by James LeBaigue MSc
1M ago
Junk foods such as gummy candies, crispy treats or chocolate candy bars have seen a surge of popularity as pre-workout snacks. Why is this? Do these previously shunned foods hold some sort of secret? Do they ruin a workout or help performance? Lets find out. Understanding pre-workout snacks First of all, I believe that it’s crucial to understand the nutrition composition of these snacks, particularly focusing on their carbohydrate content in relation to sport and not be misled by the term “junk food”. These products will usually have a large amount of simple sugars, chiefly glucose and fructo ..read more
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Do you need protein the older you get?
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by James LeBaigue MSc
1M ago
Introduction of protein and relation to aging Protein plays a crucial role in maintaining our immune function, hormonal health, and muscle mass. As we age, the importance of protein in our diet becomes even more pronounced. Age-related muscle wasting (sarcopenia), is a common problem and sufficient dietary protein is one way to mitigate the loss. However, it’s even more crucial because older adults require a higher intake of protein to stimulate muscle protein synthesis effectively, a process vital for muscle maintenance and repair. In simple terms, this is the name that describes a continuous ..read more
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How Much Protein Is in an Egg: The Real Truth
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by Dave Bell
1M ago
So how many grams of protein are in an egg? There are about 6.3 grams of protein in an egg. This is using a whole, raw, large egg. There is also: About 6.3 grams of protein in a scrambled egg. About 6.3 grams of protein in a boiled egg. About 6.3 grams of protein in a fried egg. About 6.3 grams of protein in a poached egg. We have taken our data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Protein differences in cooking methods The cooking method doesn’t have a significant impact on the protein in eggs. Whether they’re scrambled, boiled, fried, poached or eaten raw, you’re getting the same amou ..read more
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